Primarily a PC gamer given the option. This past Gen though I did buy both consoles within the launch year, but I'm going to sit this one out for a while.

I didn't use either console as much as I thought, the XBO even less since MS games tend to launch on PC.

@jwrebholz:
I haven't played SotTR yet, but I did play RotTR...I think TR has the better combat system. The combos and finishers were pretty damn rewarding by the time I got late in the game.

@pmanden:

If an old HD 7870 is the minimum spec, then a GTX 1060 paired with a 3rd Gen i5 or better should be enough to get solid framerates hitting 60 fps at least.

PC gaming isn't difficult, it just takes a pinch of effort.

Maybe Destiny 3 might be worth taking a look at. Aside from Betas/Demos I've pretty much ignored the series.

@ArabrockermanX:

There's an option to Opt-Out of the survey if I recall.

I think with the Switch, users might need to commit to how they plan to use it. If an end-user commits to treating it as a console, then an SSD or External HDD should be possible, greatly improving storage and load times.

If portability is the priority, then cartridges and/or SDXC might be the way to go. However, from what I've read, Micro SDXC is slower than a 5400RPM HDD, which is painfully slow by today's standard.

@Mirimon78:

Yeah, I forgot that Zelda was originally suppose to be a WiiU title. I lost track of it after the delay and all the "NX" chatter.

I'm going to pass on the Switch for now at least, not entirely sold on it.

Gonna play Zelda on the WiiU.

@groowagon:

Yeah, if the WiiU was getting Zelda I'd likely not bother...but it isn't.

I'm still planning to get a Switch at some point. I have both the PS4, XBO and PCs...so getting a Switch is supplemental.

I'll play the games I like and ignore the rest. My son is a huge Mario Kart fan, so he'll certainly get some good use out of it.

@jyml8582:

Probably should see him in Johnny Handsome if you haven't.